Advance High Beats Jamestown 8 to 1 in Baseball
Advance High School defeated Jamestown High 8 to 1 last Saturday afternoon. Pitcher Thompson allowed no hits while Jamestown pitchers were hit several times. It was Advance’s first game as a team, with lineup including Wall, Hendrix, Brown, Smiley, R. Lucas, Mangus, and Welden.
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Jamestown
Advance High School
Jamestown High School
Advance
Thompson
Wall
Hendrix
Brown
Smiley
R. Lucas
Mangus
Welden
Missionary Society Holds Splendid Shiloh Church Meeting
The Shiloh Christian Church Missionary society held a well attended public meeting last Sunday. The program included an orchestra, Scripture readings, prayers, and talks by Ada McClaine on Bible Basis for Missions and Maggie Kibby on cost of delay. Cordelia Caldwell and Ora Beaver presented a cornet and piano duet. A freewill offering of 8.39 was collected, with a surprise $5 gift from the Alliance. The society plans public programs about every three months.
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Missionary Society of the Shiloh Christian Church
Ada McClaine
Maggie Kibby
Cordelia Caldwell
Clyde Clark Writes Home Sailor Life On Newark Assignment
Clyde Clark describes arrival on August 11 1906 enduring a frugal first night and outfitting with $45 of clothing items. He details camp life drills ship training and his early command of eight men before boarding the Newark for duties.
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Newark
Sailors sail for Cuba as revival unfolds at camp
The letter describes sailing plans to Baltimore and then Cuba amid rumored war, 8 inch gun duties, shipload of coal ammunition and provisions, a parade in Baltimore, and a muster of 300 crew members. It also notes the first week of revival at North Christian Church with Rev. L E Brown delivering sermons and a men’s afternoon lecture on manhood and responsibility.
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Baltimore
Cuba
Dri
North Christian Church
L E.brown
Mr. Brown
Fred Poland
Jamestown
Flora Mann
New Brunswick
Brunswick Telephone Co
Fred
Piercy
Brunswick
Jamestown Press
Pictorium to Open in Crawfordsville with Weekday Shows
Crawfords ville and Lebanon gentlemen plan a high class entertainment venue named the Pictorium in the Charles building on South Lebaron street. It will show half hour moving pictures and illustrated songs for 5 cents, open 6:30 to 10 except Sundays with Miss Vena Herod singing and J M Brown as electrician.
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Crawfordsville
Lebanon
Charles
South Lebaron Street
Pictorium
Vena Herod
J.M. Brown
Boone County Telephone Company
Death Notice for Frank Brown in Indianapolis
Frank Brown died Friday evening at ten o clock after a short illness. He was a youth of eight months and twenty four days age? with family in Thorn Town and Indianapolis. Survived by his father five sisters and a brother in law Dr A Nelson. Services held Sunday at his father house Thorn town. Burial at Old Union.
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Frank Brown
John A. J
Indianapolis
Thorntown
Luny
Pable
Cora
Velma
Ursula Emma
Jane
Rosa
A. Nelson
Old Union
High School Overcrowding Strains Ladoga Education
Ladoga Leader reports the high school faces overflow with 110 students in grades, prompting half day sessions by class level for seniors juniors and sophomores while freshmen attend full days. Officials plan a permanent assembly room and expanded facilities to seat all high school pupils, with outside tuition cited as a potential future funding source.
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Ladega High School
Ladoga
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Missionary Society of Shiloh Christian
Clyde Clark
United States Navy
Boone County News
W.B. Mangrum
Wm. Myres
Raffles
Roachdale News
Lafayette
Bloomington
Hoosier Athens
Roachdale
Ruth Retary
Igi the
N.cragan
H. _ Felker
Roy ‘Adney
Sec
FG. Brown
Ww.l. Hunt
Advange, Indiana
J. R. Sullivan
Prop
Alles
Galdwell
Bank OF Advance
W. J. Devol
W. Ailes
Cashier
Mark Wall
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